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... bosses for the army. The Princess of Wales, Captain Fox, arrived from Ostend - yesterday, with eleven passengers, and Will 'sail - again this evening with upwards of thirty passengers, mostly . fpr the rinv. A Gentle . - man who landed here yesterilas ...
... Presidencies. These were all that er ined of the immense army sent to that pestiferous eitB'ast, With the exception of the Wephant brigade, and the th Nativ e Infa n try, ,which force had 'proceeded by land Sebiguen to Arecan, in eight days, and whence they ...
... kept, a respectable young Woman, 33 years of age, who can have an unexceptionable character from the place where she lived upwards of twelve months. —Direct H. W., Shaftesbury House. Bayswater AS HOUSEMAID, a respectable ynang Woman, thoroughly understands ...
... and given to police constable Singleton, witn directions to take the woman into custody. The constable immediately went and performed his duty. On his arrival at the house the poor' woman was surrounded by her five small children, and was dragged to prison ...
... _ . A s NURSE, a married young - Woman, from 131.. the country, with a good I . 3reaft of milk, whcn can ,be well rtcommencled.—J. S. at Mr. May's, Baker, Brunf, ' fquare. _ AS UPPER .NwiisA, or Lady's 'Maid,-a Woman,. 34 years of 'age; whoftt _canduft ...
... diretily to forward the original purpofe of 'n rapid progrefs up the Scheldt, the former by opening the Cad, land Channel, could, the landing of Lord liuntley's divifion have been eti . e6ted; tiw fccond, by coveriwg the progrefs of our Fleet along the ...
... drunk with the utmost degree of enthusiasm and affection. The Army and Navy followed, for which thanks were returned by Captain Sheriff, of the navy, and Sir Duncan M`Dougal, of the army. The CHAIRMAN next proposed The Health of the Lord Mayor, which ...
... —Applyat 59, Lisson-grove North, Marylebone. NV - a SITUATION, as HOUSEMAID , or SERVANT of ALL WORK, in a small family, a young Woman of good character. Has been three years in her present situation.—Address, post paid, H. W., 12, Gilbert-street, Grosvenor-square ...
... him, and it is asserted he committed the murder to prevent the i wretched woman disclosing the particulars of some robberies n which both had been implicated. The murdered woman, under an assumed name, had been living and cohabiting some weeks with Barnett ...
... known, the land will be ordered to be measured by a Surveyor who will be appointed by the Governor or Intendant. As soon as possible a topographical plan of the lands will be draws. 3.—This being performed, and aceording to the quality of the land, the foreigner ...
... CHARLES NAPIER is not destined, after all, to to ruin, the agriculturist, for the benefit of Russian lead the British-Indian army to the hills of Jummoo landowners and American dealers in bread-stuffs. or the lakes of Cashmere. The rumoured war with At ...